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The Arts PINJARRA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL 2021
The Arts in Australia
https://www.austrade.gov.au/International/Buy/Australian-industry-capabilities/
Creative-Industries
Contemporary Australia is home to a wide range of creative arts and
industries, from world-class films, visual and performing arts, to
publishing and the games industry. Australia has a vibrant arts, culture
and entertainment community which is known internationally for its unique
cultural style and enriched Indigenous history. Australia also plays a key
role in the education, training and development of future leaders across all
arts and creative industries.
The Australian government recognises that a creative economy contributes
to cultural diversity, social inclusion, environmental sustainability
and technological advancement. Creativity is key to innovation, driving
sustainability and prosperity.
The arts and creative industries are integral to contemporary Australian
values, self-expression, confidence and engagement with the world.
Creative Industry Sectors
Performing Arts & Music
Australia has a vibrant performing arts sector, including; theatre works,
orchestras, musicals, physical theatre, outdoor performances, theatre for
young audiences and contemporary dance. Many Australian musicians have
achieved considerable success across the world.
Visual Ar ts
Australia is home to a vibrant community of artists — painters,
photographers, potters, printmakers, glassblowers, sculptors, weavers, and
digital and multimedia artists — working in a wide variety of genres and
styles. There is a booming trade in Australian Indigenous art and the works
of Indigenous artists scontinue to be revered internationally. There are
over thirty academic institutions across Australia offering degrees in art,
craft and design.
Screen production – feature films, television,
d o c u m e n t a r y S c re e n s e r v i c e s a n d fa c i l i t i e s - d i ve r s e f i l m
locations and state-of-the-art technology
The Australian screen industry has achieved global recognition for
documentary and commercial TV production. Australia has a sophisticated
infrastructure of production, digital post production, special effects (VFX)
and technical facilities. Australia’s highly-skilled technical crews and
world-class studio facilities make it a popular choice for offshore filming.
Cover
Tameka Russell Yr.10 2018
Photomomtage
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Contexts on offer
4. MEDIA
6. PHOTOGRAPHY
8. VISUAL ARTS
11. MUSIC
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Media Production
and Analysis
Teacher: Ric Holster
Head of Arts
General Media Production and Analysis
The Media Production and Analysis General course aims to prepare students for a
future in a digital and interconnected world by providing the skills, knowledge
and understandings to tell their own stories and interpret the stories of oth-
ers. Students are encouraged to explore, experiment and interpret their world,
reflecting and analysing contemporary life, while understanding that this is
done under social, cultural and institutional constraints. Students, as users
and creators of media products, consider the important role of audiences and
their context.
This course focuses on the develment of technical skills ithe practical process.
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Further Pathways
Murdoch University
Creative Arts
Screen Production
Sound Engineering
Creative arts and communica-
tions students have the free-
dom to grow and develop cre-
ative ideas and think freely.
On any day you could be using
our start-of-the-art facili-
ties to bring your big ideas
to life, or entering local,
national and global competi-
tions to showcase your work to
the industry.
To complement your on-cam-
pus experience, you can also
learn from the industry’s best
through an internship at some
of WA’s leading businesses,
government agencies and not-
for-profit organisations.
Curtin University
School of Media, Creative Arts
and Social Inquiry
Digital and Social Media
Screen Arts
Communications
Web Media
Arts Education (Media and
Production Analysis
School of Media, Creative Arts
and Social Inquiry explores
new technologies and values
the creative industries and
social sciences. The school
aims to encourage creative
and critical reflection while
engaging with relevant indus-
tries. The
courses will develop and en-
hance your creative and pro-
fessional skills to enable
you to succeed in your chosen
industry.
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Photography
Teacher
Tracy Dyer-Jardine(DJ)
Raegan Cooke Yr.11 2018
Pink Pinapple
Contemporay Photography
General Photography
This course offers an insight into the both the contemporary (fine art) and
commercial sides of photography.
In Yr.11 students are introduced to the fundamentals of the course enabling them
to develop the skills and techniques to follow a design brief and processes
(investigation, ideation, design development, refinement, production and
critical reflection) to produce client based photographic work. Students will
learn camera functions and how they are used to create various affects and ap-
ply it to their work. In Yr.12, students will extend on the skills and techniques
developed in Yr.11 to create photographic work and a portfolio that demonstrates
discerment in the application of the design process.
Students will use Adobe Creative Cloud (Adobe CC) apps such as Photoshop, Light-
room to edit your photographs. Students will also use InDesign, a graphic design
program and develop skills to produce a photographic portfolio of work for
publication. Adobe CC is used world wide in the creative industry with a focus
on the application of 21st centuray skills and techniques.
Students will also have the opportunity to exhibit work through various avenues
such as, Pinjarra Rotary Art Exhibition, Meta (selection process) through North
Metropolitan TAFE and Young Originals(selection
process), Edith Cowan University.
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Further Pathways
Bachelor of Creative
Media (BCrMedia) in
Photography,
Murdoch University
When you graduate, you’ll
be well suited to careers
in a range of industries
and fields such as
fashion, publications,
advertising, professional
photographic agencies,
corporations,art,
journalism, government and
more.
Bachelor of Design,in
Photography.
Curtin University
The course examines the
interchanges between
design, editorial and fine
art photography.
Bachelor of Media and
Communications in
Photography
Edith Cowan University
Kyla French Yr.12 2020
The Photomedia major
Graceful Grunge, Magazine Cover
Commercial Photography encourages critical and
creative thinking in the
application of image
production pertinent to
contemporary photographic
practice.
Bachelor of Arts
Photography
Notre Dame
Skills such as working to
a creative brief,
collaboration, critical
thinking, objective
analysis, constructive
feedback, and successful
management of workflow and
Top Left Shae Plummer Yr.12 2020
Portrait
Contemporay Photography
Bottom Left Tanika French
2016
Portrait
Contemporary Photography
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Visual Ar ts
Teacher
Bronwyn Clark
Tia Annandale Year 11 2016
Landscape Painting
General Visual Art
This course provides students with mostly practical work in areas of art,
craft and design.Students have the opportunities to express their
imagination and develop personal imagery, skills and engage in the making and
presentation of artworks.
Student artworks are exhibited in the Annual Rotary Art Exhibition, Young
Artists Perspectives exhibition held at the Mandurah Performing Arts
Centre along with other exhibitions that come up through the year.
Students also visit the Art Gallery of W.A. each year viewing Pulse the
student exhibition as well as viewing works in and around the Gallery.
The course assists students to value and develop confidence in their own
creative abilities and to develop a greater understanding of their
environment, culture and community.
The Visual Arts course encourages students to develop problem-solving skills
together with creative ways of thinking. Students will engage in traditional
and new media areas which involve exploring, selecting and manipulating
materials, techniques, processes and emerging technologies. Some of the con-
texts that may be explored are traditional, modern and contemporary art forms
and conventions, such as sculpture, painting, drawing, graphic design,
printmaking, collage, video art, installations, textiles, photography, mon-
tage, multimedia.
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Tennille Watkins Year 11, 2019 Lacey Evans Year 11 2016
Self Portrait Landscape Painting
Further Pathways
Edith Cowan University
Bachelor of Arts (BA)
Visual Arts
Bachelor of Design (BA)
Specialise in Fashion,
Spatial Design, Games and
Interactive Design.
North Metropolitan TAFE
Visual Arts Diploma
Visual Arts Advanced Diploma
Certificate III Visual Arts
Certificate IV in Visual Arts
Focus on Fine arts,
Jewellery, product design,
sculpture, Graphics,
Ceramics,
Textiles and Design,
Printmaking, Electronic Art,
Digital Art.
Shanaye Chapman Year 11 2019 Curtain University
Self Portrait Bachelor of Arts(BA) Fine Art
Career Opportunities in-for artists and Designers across Bachelor of Design,
a broad range of Arts, Government and Commercial organi- Graphic Design, Animation and
sations, such as, Art Therapy, Graphic Designer, Spatial Games
Designer, Service Designer, Web Designer, Games Designer, Designs or Digital Design
Interior Designer, Conceptual Illustrator, Artist. Arts
Management, Book Illustrator, Package Designer,Product Murdoch University
Designer, Digital Art, Landscape Design, Fabric and Bachelor of Creative Arts
Textile Designer, Gallery Director, Teacher, Model Maker,
Graphic Design
Stylist, Curator, Arts writer, Exhibition Designer just
to name a few areas these courses to lead to.
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Music
Teacher
Justin Gimm
CUA20615 Certificate II in Music Industry (Performance Focus)
If you’re interested in audio production + equipment, setting up stages and
performing or just being involved in the music scene in general, the Music Industry Cer-
tificate II (Performance Focus) is perfect for you. The course covers music-industry and
performance-based skills over two years. You will have the opportunity to; perform regu-
larly at various events, work with professional audio equipment, practice industry-based
skills (audio production) and develop a deeper understanding of music as a whole.
The Certificate II in Music Industry will help equip learners and prepare them for jobs
in the future such as; Video and Sound Engineering, Recording Engineering, Music Direct-
ing (Conducting), DJ work, Therapy and jobs similar to this.
If you are wishing to enrol in this course, it is best to have at least a small back-
ground in music with competency on an instrument (if you can sing, that counts!). If you
are worried about having to perform in front of people, don’t fret. Collarts (people who
write the course) offer alternative means of performing.
General Music
The Music General course encourages students to explore a range of musical experienc-
es, developing their musical skills and understanding, and creative and expressive po-
tential, through a selected musical context. The course consists of a written component
incorporating Aural and Theory, Composing and arranging, Investigation and analysis, in
addition to a practical component. The Aural and Theory content in the written component
is generic, and can be adapted and extended to suit any selected context. The practi-
cal component consists of three different options and can be delivered in a different
context, independent of the written component. Students select only one option, and can
choose to perform on an instrument or voice, submit a composition portfolio, or complete
a production/practical project. The Music General course provides opportunities for
creative expression, the development of aesthetic appreciation, and understanding and
respect for music and music practices across different times, places, cultures and con-
texts. Students listen, compose, perform and analyse music, developing skills to confi-
dently engage with a diverse array of musical experiences both independently and collab-
oratively. Studying music may also provide a pathway for further training and employment
in a range of professions within the music industry.
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North Metropoliatan TAFE
Certtificate III,
Diploam,Advance Diploma
Courses in Music Studies,
Sound Production and Music
Business, allowing you to
develop a wide range of
skills, including
performance, composition,
song writing, lighting,
sound production, equipment
maintenance, mixing, editing
and post- production, and
management. You will also
gain knowledge of how the
music industry works, how
to develop and promote
yourself as an artist/
performer and gain insights
into the management of your
creative work.
State-of-the-art facilities
include a live performance
venue, two fully equipped
recording studios, rehearsal
studios, fully equipped Mac
labs designed for music
production and a music
management office, as well
as a record label.
Edith Cowan University
Bachelor (BA) of Music
Prepares students for entry
into the music profession.
With strengths in
performance, composition,
musicology and music
technology, the course is
taught by a staff of
scholar-performers whose
expertise spans the whole
gamut of the music world
today.
Murdoch University
Bachelor (BA) of Creative
Media in Sound
Learn how to work in a
recording studio. You’ll
learn about contemporary
sound design and production
in areas such as popular
music, sound for film and
games, studio recording,
music technology and live
sound.
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